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Prince William ‘commands respect’ amid ‘tough stance’ against Prince Harry

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The role of the Prince of Wales within the Royal Family is deeply rooted in history and tradition, with the holder of the prestigious title frequently called in to assist the ruling monarch in all matters of royal life.

The title is traditionally given to the male heir apparent to the throne, and in preparation for his role as future king, it has been widely reported that Prince William has taken on a number of key decisions in recent weeks.

Among these decisions, are assigning the guest lists for certain key royal events, which means that both The King and Prince William - not just the monarch alone - have intervened to prevent certain public appearances, by controversial family members such as Prince Andrew, at events like the Order of the Garter.Following reports likening William's dutiful and steadfast approach to that of his late grandfather, Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, a leading Royal expert has explored whether the heir to the throne is stepping into Prince Philip's formidable shoes.Prince Philip was renowned for his no-nonsense attitude and firm control over the Firm, leading top Royal expert Jennie Bond to question if William is becoming the new 'enforcer' of the family.

This comes after suggestions that he is adopting Prince Philip's stern approach in his dealings, especially with his brother Prince Harry. "William has always been a strong character," the former BBC Royal correspondent told OK!. "I think his broken childhood made him tough and resolute.

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